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[Renfro]

ok i spend almost 2 hours looking into how to post a new post but I guess i don't have access.


ANYWAY; I'm curious to see if anyone is familiar with this issue my plants are experiencing.

i run the light 24-0 im in at week 5 (seeds)

I've only watered them with a ph of 6.5

I wanted to keep them as organic as possible so I didnt look into any nutrients to add.

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what kind of soil is that?

 

[RealGeezalio93]

yes its a 600 hps, about 35 inches abocve top of plant. I have the ballast at its 60% because I assumed it was light burn, but I wasn't sure since its mainly on the bottom leaves (furthest from the light)

 

[Renfro]

If it was light burn then the top would be worse than the bottoms you pictured first.

I don't see bugs.

What kind of soil is that? They look hungry, perhaps phosphorous?

 

[Renfro]

I wanted to keep them as organic as possible so I didnt look into any nutrients to add.

You should look into organic nutrients. Regardless of how good your soil is to start with it will often run out before your plant is finished. There are organic ways to handle feeding if and when it is time, I am by no means qualified to give advice on that as I have always used "chemical" nutrients.

 

[RealGeezalio93]

If it was light burn then the top would be worse than the bottoms you pictured first.

I don't see bugs.

What kind of soil is that? They look hungry, perhaps phosphorous?

The soil was a reciepe I found online for Subcool supersoil.
I had a minor gnat problem around the first couple weeks but went away quicly after using some neem oil. Other than that, no bugs.


Seems like I'm going to look into veg nuts. any recomendations?

 

[Renfro]

I would pop into the organic section and see what those guys have to say.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

If it was light burn then the top would be worse than the bottoms you pictured first.

I don't see bugs.

What kind of soil is that? They look hungry, perhaps phosphorous?

Ok, when I zoomed in I thought I saw white spots, and a little worm like thing attached to that upper right leaf. But I don't really know.

 

[RealGeezalio93]

Ok, when I zoomed in I thought I saw white spots, and a little worm like thing attached to that upper right leaf. But I don't really know.

ooof i doubt, lol. i sleep next to them, literally,.

i dont go past 2 hours away from them since I popped the seeds in. they're like my twin newborns. i've spent the last month reading next to them.

 

[RealGeezalio93]

I would pop into the organic section and see what those guys have to say.

cool thanks bro.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

The worm looking thing must be a scratch or something with the light. I don't know, pics can be deceiving. Glad to hear it's not bugs.

 

[Renfro]

The worm looking thing must be a scratch or something with the light. I don't know, pics can be deceiving. Glad to hear it's not bugs.

Not saying he doesnt have bugs, just that I didn't see that. Good eye tho. Still I think his issue may be feed related. Hopefully the organic guys will help him get a solution.